(Q) To whom, and when, must we lease Hotel ...? and at
what price?
(A) There has been, as we find, at least two offers - two
that are worthy of consideration, at least. These, as we
find, are from a Chattanooga or Knoxville association or
concern, or these may be obtained. To THESE we would lease
same. The price would be sufficient to cover those needs of
caring for the properties themselves, including the upkeep
in same - with interest as of the investment seen itself.
This would not be exhorbitant, and would be in keeping with
good business relations.
(Q) Will the parties accept the offer which I made them
respecting my Montana iron property?
(A) Not at the present time. This may be made a little bit
later, but not at the present time - as we find - though
this, to be sure, may be altered by circumstances that are in
the minds or the conditions of those to whom offer is made.
(Q) What will be the best plan to dispose of this property?
and when? Give details.
(A) In the latter part of the present year would be the
better time, when there are more activities in this
particular field - and, as we find, there will be an opening
for this particular field's development in the latter part of
the summer or early part of the fall - these interests, see?
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mrs. [...] [wife]
Copy to File


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